"Sumaya al-Khashab" with Curly poetry and "Luke" children ... and followers: What is this?
As usual, the artist, Sumaya al-Khashab, publishes pictures and snapshots of her daily life, and the last thing she shared with her followers on her personal page on the social networking site "Facebook", a photo of her with a "filter" from the Snapchat application that showed her as a little girl.
Sumaya al-Khashab appeared with a strange "look" that she is not accustomed to, with long curly hair, and a rose, with heavy makeup and nail polish in many colors, in the position of "duck pose", and roses flying around, and she was sitting in a car, and took the picture in the style of "selfie" .
The image interacted with a large number of Sumaya al-Khashab’s fans and followers through likes and comments, which included: “What are you doing with this yourself” and “What sweet needs this”, as the audience’s reactions varied with Sumaya al-Khashab’s exceptional look.
A frequent occurrence of Sumaya al-Khashab
Since the divorce of the artist Sumaya al-Khashab, from the artist Ahmed Saad, she has been active on social networking sites, whether “Facebook” or “Instagram”.
Among the most prominent of the photo sessions that Sumaya al-Khashab underwent was in the swimming pool among the roses, and on her birthday in a short black dress in which she looked like a butterfly, as well as in the pool with oranges and fruits, which she said was photographed in her home and with the orange fruit that she grows, and the photo session The famous yellow woman after the divorce, which her followers described as "sweeter after the divorce."
The differences of Ahmed Saad and Sumaya al-Khashab
It is noteworthy that the Sidi Gaber family court, in the Muhammad Karim Courts Complex in Alexandria, ruled in favor of the artist Sumaya al-Khashab to obtain a fun expense and several of her divorced artist Ahmed Saad, amounting to 270 thousand pounds, after the artist filed a lawsuit bearing No. 1939 of 2019 in the family court in her home. A claim during which to get her financial dues, during her marriage to the artist.
